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Women Project by The Jenabai Board

The Goodwill Movement expresses its heartfelt gratitude to the Jenabai Board for their invaluable support in our women-based projects.

Thanks to their generous partnership, we have made remarkable progress in empowering women through comprehensive initiatives such as IT and tailoring training programs, designed to equip participants with practical skills that enhance their employability and promote economic independence.

A cornerstone of this collaboration has been the establishment and ongoing support of a hostel facility that provides safe and comfortable accommodation for both women and men from different parts of Gilgit Baltistan. Understanding the importance of a secure environment, the hostel is staffed with a 24/7 security guard, ensuring the safety and peace of mind of all residents.

This facility has become a vital resource, enabling participants to fully focus on their education and skill development without worrying about logistical or safety challenges. The Jenabai Board’s unwavering commitment has made a tangible difference, empowering many individuals to pursue their goals with confidence and dignity.

We sincerely appreciate their continued support and partnership and look forward to expanding our


The Goodwill Movement expresses its deepest gratitude to the Jenabai Board for their unwavering support and partnership in our women-based projects, which have become a beacon of hope and empowerment in Gilgit Baltistan.

Through their generous contribution and collaboration, we have been able to launch and sustain impactful programs such as our IT and tailoring training courses. These programs are thoughtfully designed to equip women with valuable skills that open doors to meaningful employment and entrepreneurial opportunities, fostering financial independence and boosting their confidence. The hands-on training combined with professional guidance has empowered many participants to become self-reliant and active contributors to their communities.

A vital part of this partnership is the establishment and maintenance of a hostel facility that serves as a safe haven and home away from home for both women and men coming from different parts of Gilgit Baltistan. Recognizing the challenges many face in accessing education and training due to distance and limited local resources, this hostel offers comfortable accommodation with all the necessary amenities to ensure residents can focus fully on their development.

Safety and security are paramount at the hostel. To this end, a 24/7 security guard is stationed on-site, providing continuous protection and peace of mind for all residents and their families. This commitment to safety ensures a secure environment where residents can thrive without concern for their well-being.

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Educating a Disabled Student.

The Goodwill Movement, a student-led initiative, is making remarkable strides in fostering inclusivity and empowerment for the disabled youth of Gilgit Baltistan. By providing a platform for effective communication and skill development, the movement aims to help disabled individuals thrive in society. 

However, the economic challenges faced by disabled individuals outside Gilgit Baltistan cannot be ignored. A disabled student studying Islamic Banking and Finance, recently reached out to the Goodwill Movement seeking support to overcome a financial crisis jeopardizing her education. In this article, we delve into her story and the significance of supporting disabled students in Pakistan.

Supporting Disabled Students in Pakistan: 

The Goodwill Movement has been at the forefront of empowering disabled youth in Gilgit Baltistan by offering a platform for effective communication and skill development. This student-led initiative has harnessed the power of social media platforms and the website to enable the disabled community to express their thoughts and emotions confidently.

A determined 5th-semester student of Islamic Banking and Finance, hailing from Jutiyal, Gilgit, has faced considerable financial hardships. Despite her university fees being waived as a disabled student, the burden of hostel fees, amounting to over 1 lakh PKR, has become an insurmountable obstacle for her. Syeda’s heartfelt letter to the Goodwill Movement highlights the struggles of disabled students living outside Gilgit Baltistan in the face of Pakistan’s economic turmoil.

The Intersection of Gender and Disability: 

Being a woman with a disability in Pakistan brings its own set of challenges and caveats. Her story reflects the struggles faced by many disabled women in the country. The lack of empathy from the hostel warden exacerbates her situation, leaving her uncertain about her future and education.
Inclusive Education and the Mehnaz Fatima Inclusive Education System: her educational journey began at the Mehnaz Fatima Inclusive Education System, where she excelled and held an A GRADE. The importance of inclusive education in nurturing the potential of disabled students cannot be overstated. However, financial constraints have now put her education at risk.



Appeal for Support: The Goodwill Movement, known for its compassion and empathy, aims to make a difference in her life by raising funds for her outstanding hostel fees. Donations are being sought to support not only her but also other disabled students facing similar financial crises in the future.



Disability Development and Access to Education: 

At the heart of the Goodwill Movement’s mission is disability development, which includes increasing access to education and training for people with disabilities. By supporting students like her, the movement is taking significant steps towards breaking down barriers and creating a more inclusive society.



Conclusion: 

The Goodwill Movement’s student-led efforts in empowering disabled youth in Gilgit Baltistan are commendable. However, it is crucial to extend support beyond the region and address the financial challenges faced by disabled students living in other areas of Pakistan. This story serves as a poignant reminder of the need for compassion and generosity to ensure that no disabled student’s education is jeopardized due to financial constraints. 

By contributing to the cause, individuals can play a vital role in shaping a brighter and more inclusive future for disabled students in Pakistan.



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